In the 90's they called it THE INTERNET, not an Internet, there became only one. Then in 2008 Satashi Nakamoto launched a new 'big idea' to create a peer-to-peer electronic cash that can be used across all internet activity and more, it was called "BitCoin". The opening video of CoinGeek Live 2020, looks at the need for ONE global blockchain and the emergence of what we now call Bitcoin SV.
Karen J. Wendel, President & CEO of TrustChains, LLC discusses how custody changes everything as well as how Bitcoin SV opens a new world for Digital Asset custodians. Here is her presentation at CoinGeek Live.
Lance Morginn, CEO of Blockchain Intelligence Group discusses Blockchain Intelligence: Analytics, Forensics & Compliance Tools for Bitcoin SV. Here is his presentation at CoinGeek Live.
Robert Rice, Founder & CEO, Transmira, Inc./ Omniscape was present at #CGLive as he discusses the capabilities of Omniscape, XR (Experiential Reality) Applications, and the power of Bitcoin SV.
If there’s a theme that emerged from the three days of the CoinGeek Live conference, it could be “working together.”
CoinGeek Live is the latest of a series of conferences that Calvin Ayre, founder of Ayre Group and CoinGeek, says is “moving around and evolving.”
In his opening speech at CoinGeek London Conference 2020, Bitcoin Association Founding President Jimmy Nguyen explains the origins of the Bitcoin as envisioned by Satoshi Nakamoto and the different use cases that were made possible by Bitcoin SV.
Some leading VC firms in the BSV space revealed why they invest in BSV projects exclusively, the criteria they use to evaluate projects and future projections.
Kingdom Trust’s Karen J. Wendel set out three concepts to discuss custody: raison d’etre, choice, and unlocking your power.
Financial cryptographer Ian Grigg believes that blockchain and AI are a match made in heaven. In his CoinGeek Conference presentation, he explained why.
The CoinGeek London conference proved how BSV is breaking down barriers between digital and conventional finance.
Linking AI to blockchain allows the development of better incentive structures, which will encourage different AI agents to work together.
